Currently 99 cities in the United States have now established bold commitments to move away from dirty fuels and repower their communities with 100% clean, renewable energy sources like wind and solar. To organize a Ready for 100% Initiative in your city or town, an excellent place to start is to read the Sierra Club’s new 2018 Case Study Report on ten cities that have made ambitious commitments to be powered entirely with clean energy.

EPA’s Green Power Partnership: 100% Green Power Users
The 100% Green Power Users list represents EPA Partners that are using green power to meet 100 percent of their U.S. organization-wide electricity use. The combined green power use of these 936 organizations amounts to nearly 24 billion kilowatt-hours of green power annually, which is equivalent to the electricity use of more than 2.2 million average American households each year.See Top Green Power Users Lists on the menu bar to the left at the above link.

Making Business Sense: How RE100 Companies Have An Edge On Their Peers

RE100 companies are more profitable than their peers, a new report reveals – underlining the business case for putting sustainability at the heart of corporate growth strategies.

The RE100 report with CapgeminiInvent, which draws on 2016-17 data from a sample of 3,500 companies, shows RE100 businesses (committed to 100% renewable electricity) consistently perform better than non-members on two key financial indicators: net profit margin and EBIT margin (Earnings Before Interests and Taxes). The difference is significant (up to 7.7 percentage points), and is true across all sectors (most prominently for IT, telecommunications, construction and real estate).